Letter: Thanks, and see you at the season opener
Thanks, and see you at the season opener
We at the Hudson Reed Ensemble would like to thank all who supported our company throughout the year. We especially thank the city of Aspen, the Aspen Thrift Shop and the Basalt Library for underwriting this year’s Christmas presentation of “It’s A Wonderful Life!” Thanks also to the Omnibus Gallery for generously underwriting our 2015 workshop production of “The Beats.”
Best wishes to all in the new year. We hope to see you at our 2015 season opener, “Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike” on March 19 in the Black Box Theatre.
Kent Hudson Reed
Director, Hudson Reed Ensemble
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The Longevity Project is an annual campaign to help educate readers about what it takes to live a long, fulfilling life in our valley. This year Kevin shares his story of hope and celebration of life with his presentation Cracked, Not Broken as we explore the critical and relevant topic of mental health.
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New crop of Aspen residents don’t count
Kudos to Laurine Lasselle for her well-written, well-researched article interpreting the data from the 2020 census (“2020 census data highlights relationship among resort communities, downvalley locales,” Aspen Journalism).